I will try, but as a layman I may not do justice to the topic.
An anti-biotic as defined by UCbiotech.org:
Antibiotic
Chemical sometimes synthesized by other organisms, sometimes
manufactured, that is a deterrent to other organisms.
The original antibiotics were derived from organisms and many still
are. I believe that they are generally quite specific in their
action. In essence, they are a kind of chemical self-defense/warfare
mechanism of living organisms. Penicillin for example is a mold
that kills various bacteria.
EIS in contrast is a colloidal mineral that is reputed to have its
widespread destructive/inhibitory effect on bacteria and viruses as a
result of some combination of electrical or physical damage to various
organisms. From all I have read, EIS is fairly indiscriminate and
kills many simple organisms, whereas I believe the antibiotics are more
discriminating and can be chosen in order to target specific pathogens.
Moreover, antibiotics are generally not effective against viruses,
whereas EIS reputedly is.
Apologies for this crude and inadequate synopsis. I am sure a bit of
homework can bring you up to speed and then you will be much better
informed than I am.
JBB
On Thursday, Dec 16, 2004, at 13:30 Asia/Tokyo, Bruce Anderson wrote:
Hey! JBB,
I missed class that day, along with the rest of the days. :0 ) Could
you, very simply, tell me the distinction? TIA,
Bruce
Jonathan B. Britten wrote:
CS/EIS is not an antibiotic. It is a broad-spectrum
anti-bacterial/anti-viral agent. The distinction is important.
On Tuesday, Dec 14, 2004, at 23:18 Asia/Tokyo, name withheld wrote:
CS is an antibiotic,
not a drink. more CS means more dosing times, not chugging it.
i believe the body intelligently uses some of the CS ions to kill
pathogens.
i believe this is an intelligent active process and smaller amounts
more
frequently help this process.
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